Good for you Ed!

Good luck Ed. Hopefully you find your "Green, Green Grass of Home"

Good Luck Ed, Bowdie is doing well at Yeovil, no reason why you shouldn't.

wicked i live in yeovil, you can rent a room from me,£1000 a week any good ed?

another youth player lost, this is fu*king pathetic, we are not helping our future at all. thats him and trotter gone now. GET KEANE OUT ASAP!

Joeippy.... Hang on matey, lets look at this in a cold and calculated manner... Upson never showed the promise of really making it big, so really with Town planning a move up, it's a bit too far for him. As far as Trotter is concerned it was the fans who did for him. He was a regular at the start of last year and in my view going in the right direction for a young lad from the Youth team, BUT the fans really started getting on his back and eventually he was dropped. A good loan move to Millwall later and they wanted to sign him, (As we did, Keane had offered him another year) What would you do in his shoes? Go play first team football for a club that the fans love you and support you, or stay at the (Slightly) bigger club, only be a backup at best and have fans the last time you played on a regular basis, gave you the bird? A no brainer really. So how's that Keane's fault? he tried to sue him last year and the fans got on his back, he tried to keep him this year, but he had a more attractive (see above, not talking money here) offer elsewhere?
Look I'm not saying Keane's the best thing since sliced bread, but I also don't blame him for things he isn't a t fault for....

roy keane has never showed the promise of making it big so with town planning a move up its a bit to far for him....can yeovil take roy as well.?.. well done holland and hard luck ghana

generalpublic... When you say Roy Keane has never showed the promise of making it big; do you include the fact he took over at Sunderland with them lanquishing near the bottom of the Championship and got them promoted the same season? He then kept them there the following year (a feat in itself these days) before walking away when the board started telling him how to manage and who to pick! Now I'm not saying he's the messiah, but I think your statement undervalues his Managerial achievements to date...
he siad when he came he needed two years to get us promoted, and although we really didn't see that many signs last year, you have to give him this season (only his second) to turn it around.
How did the late great Sir Bobby Robson do in his first couple of years? Not too well if memory serves me right. Keane will have learnt from last year and for all his tough man attitude, he also appears to be a very intelligent guy, he'll learn and make it better in the coming months... Well I still believe anyway (I don't know why I do, but I do...)

Well said SiBo. I, and I'm sure many others as well, have been put off going on here by the pointless ill-considered negativity that has filled this site of late. If people have to be negative they should at least have reasoned, logical arguments to back it up rather than tabloid-esque twaddle

generalpublic

in your life, have you ever said anything positive?

good luck to Ed.

Dalty... you shouldn't be put off by these people... just use logical arguments to disagree with them... And a bit of faith! You gotta have faith... (that's a song isn't it?)